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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23


n ussa l. e solsnsrakle snuEells
ngsllfn nd . ysnng nan. sho -
bssn snR1esd Ia nlanmboaiizR o. -
arand fes mnny ysnEA sal ancn 80
cni ne pziss aogn unszl lhsss rs no4A'
lne b 4. qaif ihe basinssar. Ihtl
nsnsrk rs nrsshaszd b : HosE- LHxaE.
xzaNzuEn rspeEteEs Who 81 cnoe eltzs1
thn orpnS4mnfky IL no&ti1g q Rpp4 fEeM
Repox1eE- What % you unean ~ eua-
tina doWn IL pzi1ef
%. ?. H-1 nnnan tnia. 4 teW ye4fl
go ne st - mueh fer sanol1R oP&an
q Eea1iia q Tnpnun - u Eoxllnna.
but noe he dealaf8 h9Re Uut .11 pri1e
|dgwn. Th0g nDw 0niT Say So 80
poand fseEeht On tho skuA V beHt&ls
and e9e8 ~ po1nd delivered y you
roon u Eorllnnd. Aftzz The Sun 9
enoe II Rnl1i1n1 4 b I'll FiEhl, nu4 tae
Uilinnmen VIII eoN a gonE room 81
oaxEy IL amny IN thalE wash b14ksas
RspuEtsr- What esnsed this REsas 70
dnskfnnf
OP.s.-Ths srouhie i ihsrs ere 90
many d ~ bnnines8 en9 - much ek
tie Slnd nmuQaled IN thN1 he EE1l,t9 @
nol Justify 8 hiRhsE t3Ei1. keeR4Eed
opiuEa In Viekarin costs shout &9-M o.
% Per peund, and The dnfy d &lo pex
Pound. hanes opium en- this SIDE ahoul9
6 worth shout GO psr poand, hat
instead az thai yo1 can asi 81 gou en-
carrv a alS - poana. ana e lhs ans-
lion salns il Pori IoWnsenA 4 sokis q
1 - 81 2 - psk 49, ca 80 |. e.s -;
deal Of money IL Smuggling.
nspozsss-is lhsss nusa q he iiliais
o. R.6.-Oh. jos. lots Of q. l knew
Of rms owR certain kn0wiedRa o. eleven
1sblam f4a&ogifs Ia FletoEiA nNy pDe q
Wnlah b anlHaient 20 11p1ly NE oemand
Of BEiiish uolnmbia. Tor fhe dru4. 1he
produci Of al the osheE faetoEiaas IL
one rag and enoihaf hnae - we1 over
en- this side. hENe fxte1d u Vteeoklas
4 half. bee6. whs ID almaat constantly
engaged In bnatinG opinm from Cad
bury Bag, = beaulifni little iniet near
the raee frack, % San 5ean Island.
CAdbugy Bay b W1see TIE steamer
Lana KisheKnnan as1d % land and kake
on the osnlsahana stuff when ahesw
engaged II the E1nnGaiinR buainess, hua
/ understand her eEnnQ4iinH days, lfize
mine, ere ever. have had many sinss
oalia but never w1g oaaeht, nlthoBeh
srspeclsd, ana che money made CO.
Of fhe baeinegs uaa bad money, ana
Saver did me any good.
nauoEtsx@- W here does this Opium 80
from San 9uan Issanfsf
o. 2. Sill 10 zeesived t1efe and
1loEed Until sn oppsriune time. vheu =
b placed On nls0p1 and snnll sioamesl
and taken 70 Townsend. Seattle and Ta-
coma. A coed DEAL np&n 40 way -
San Francisco and olher California
ports, on veasels engaged h eaEEytnR
Lnmhel cut q We b1nnd. e e not
much Of 9 trick 10 Get away With = 4 :
little common sense e nasd. 1he REeAf
trouble IL, men who emuGRle. % . Iulss
will steal, and thar Get 30 QuaEEeiaMR
among themselves. About sWO ueeks
ago q large shipment 10 transit 20 Pert
land was divided no amQnR t1e men
emplsysd 70 carry Il. rs 10 Fiel0Ele
when he natter was found there. nnd
snah "cayeyinR IN Chinatown ! never
heard bsfore. Bat 1 must be careful
OF will Give somethinR away, % we
yin clIanae ihe subieoi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Tn 0oLnzn RuLn BtaAAR.- While
sOue EaatsFn tourists we're passing =.
Lola A Co. 'GoIden Rnis BlzAat" 70
santlv ,hes urrn attracted By the great
variety 81 handsope articles In the
chew windows, ana steppinR into the
large and we'll lighted stoTs rooms the3
expsssaad aslcmiah ment lhAi they should
flnd 90 eomplesa an establishment 70
seattle, and said why, We haven't
seen 20 extensive and artistic display 81
GOODS, and 90 great variety Of uaetai
anA ornamental novelties In any city
wesi OF Chicaeo.p THIS WAa q deserved
complainant 70 thls enterprislng hfm.
The N3oldan knle BsHAaEn diNsEs FROM
banaaSs ia genaFai. IN thia. thai u eoE-
tAina al thai other ba2aaFa have aad .
atorefnl 81 keantlful tkinea beaidessane,
thea. he aEm has bia Warohouse an
der EFSe'a OpotA House 10 bold readY
anpply Of stock. The hfm has fnund
thia WnEehoRss q necessity because their
trade hes aroWn 10 sneh proporsiona
shat Ia ordoE 30 keep a snpeiy a1tdcientlY
large for Ne demands Of heir trade they
fonnd the shelves of theif aAlesrooms
600 aEnan 10 p~ad the entire stock. This
warehouse AAs iust been enlarged -
feet, 20 that ala1nnnefa aaAy atWays he
sure of sssarlna enythina they ever aaN
OF heafa q being 10 q baEtaF, and sci
see handre1s % beansifal things besides
re aFFaneemeni Of this large etoca
vas more 81 40 undertaking than vas
expentea, and the nrm foand u irposs
ihie 10 held q fab opsnine ~ was In
tsrdod. fnls extra voFk hAd 10 Be car
ried %. Of euufs9. While cagtonefs we're
bsina waited %, and aome tdea Of the
traaa even neu may Be bed whep i b
aalA that yesterday foTenocn thirty
large packages we're made no for ship
meat % vAgio1a points Alnug the coaed.
Fof she nanns raaaen Il was impcesihie
10 have pFspafed Z sstaleEae. Bet The
r1hlio RenerAlis Il invited 10 cone and
sxarnina The stock whether they want
10 purchase anythinR % nnt. There an
noU fouFtann aaleaman IN the BaRanF
and dnrine The holiday season thi'
year tAis fcxsa wili Be doahled fes
dolden Rule Bazaar ell Be- TIE gfeai
headquarters fer ChFtsfmea pfcaelta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Toe Seattle Construction Company
yesterday, shroash John Lsary, Presi-
deni. delivered to Mayor Minor certi-
asd check for the 5000 required By he
ordinance granting the company right
II war over certain streets. The theck
vas accompanied bg . demonstration
addressed 10 ths Mayer and CITY Coun-
oil, e. follows:
Please tska notice that the Seattle
OonsFuogicn Company hereby accepts
the franchise afApted Il b. Ordinance
No. fzB, approved Oelober Ssh. 1881.
Eneluaed herein nnd csFtif1ed cheek for
1900 on the Merchants National Bank
Of TITS city"
This is The second deposit Of $1,000
which The city has resolved from TIE
Two companies which have been granted
franchises Tor constructing cable roads,
ana which Sums win be forfeited 20 TIE
oity should the work Of construction not
be beQun Aiihin NE time limited b Ne
ordinances, and prosecuted 20 eompla-
ton within tsrminal date nxed ~ tht
same ordinances. The tims hxeo hy
the ordinances has not arrived yet when
either company must begin work. bus
representatives Of beth companies have
not emily given practical assurances o.
their good faith, In the deposits OF Ger
tihed checks, bat have alao given ctheE
assurances that the work OK ooustfuc
lion will begin promptly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

muv7os.Ten eollass rsNaFd
>asI Sc paid fsg fnsoFmalAnn
senalna 70 rlae ~ ct ana oen-|
sIoelon o. any eBe found stsai~|
- oepisa - she pen<-lnsolIi=l
~ancer dsIgvuFod ~ ira caTriefsl
s,Tveunasous alBe city
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Tmn cxNsuA. People aNnaRaily we're
laughing and johinR sboat Ne shouing
made by ne ofaslal esnsas 81 Ne Ter
ritoFy. ruelished By Ne fusT-IxrxE1d
aHncKR Tharsday norBing, from TIE
records Of HE Territorial AaditoFss
oGlce. Ona gentleman In EpsAklng o.
"a, said, aTaks King county, for IN
stanoa This of2aiai ceusas sk0~ed =
falling q q 80 n The popalaiion ef
tie eoanfy IN tWo year, When every
hodY Wsth Q grain Of common sessa
knows Il ahonld have shows N increase
az several Thousand. During the year
az thia ascrease CO.. thaFe we're fully 90
nee resiaanesa eaill - Seattle. sad 100
aF nars oataids TIE city, every oee q
which uas ooeapie1 when The csosus
was snppoaed 20 have eean tshen. Nsl
aniv sAMe, many rev faFsHa bad been
taknn %, railroad baiiding was In PRO.
arsna, ana mining wAs being pashet
wilh incEeassd help EveTy hose 10
~ psanfy. a. fsf TIE hahitatiee Of
| nan was fail, eli he rssidences. kctels.
| lodqins honnas and tailz h TIE sisy were
cruw6sd. Ard peopaa we're driven 20
| eueh 4 ssEesa for r0ora that they eVen
nesapied he pSst hsase. AMI yst. n The
/ faos 81 tia cur iEtailirent AssssslI
turns q rsport ever 70 he 1srrltqxlal
An3itc4 fhat ne pop1laliGn q ktna
enuniV ha3 dsersasaa 20 durinR ths
last year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

IAnan RnAR.-The seeansF Haisn
hEuuaha 10 thls city yesterday The car.
cas- q = haze blsak bar. weiRkiER
fally 40 peunas. Tha aniual waa kill
q 81 NJ. Il. q. MeDasaid. Wills en-
rarsd u easching dae essnca - Pest
W8shinReec-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

REVIVAL MHErIxaa.--The meettHGa At
the ssaEdinayiAn Bapsiss oAaroh have
bssa ksvs - uisA steadily snsreasana
intsgssi auFing TIE pssl veek. Large
Numbers are pseaent every ns&hl. seven
eeeetni service hel4 IN he Fifsa Bapttsl
Ohnfch this aftsFnoan Il e'cioek. thf
eoase % uosakip haa been mneh In
pl0yod il appearsncs. ceaa eaFpsi
having been psi down and eaFtaiMs
huna a. tie win6oWA a rev oEE&n
and eanQ books eta seen BE- oFdefe9
ane ne eesreA. Which Seemed % weak
VteA bni feaFtee1 mambers vii start
% nsU ga win ~ namhera nearly
ttehie6 sinee Juna lAsi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23
HOW PAT WAS SURPREsBD.



Pat Glaekin was probably The most
surprised msn IN King county yeeiss-
day forenoon. He vas given bath In
the Coaniy JAN yard. Pas bad been
ssni 10 iall for thirty dsys a. Q vsREsnt,
aud nohuithsfanding be was about 70 b
ushered into 9 mixed assemhiy. his aane
eFnl make. 40 wns mixed up tn uaan-
neF paGt hnding out. AZ least, no one
felt like oondnosing any experlmenls.
Bat The Ian said be must 90 20 Jail Y
appessi thai there 4 certain amc1nt
Of Esspeotabilit7 Whish 8 man must
have u oxdss 20 30 10 iall. PA dldnlt
haye eFan that litlle. a IRE was built
10 the iail yard. kettle Of water heat
Cd, and after q liberal uss OF strong
soap and stid brushes, accompanied b.
an energetic muscular display on the
part Of the seEabber6, Pat a4g weghed
So clean that be shivetod iron cold even
after be hsd pnf on sBnas uBw 0l0fl1Sa
provided for him BY the Sheriff. His
neEvouscess attracted atteni11p.
"Whes Is wrong With yoaF Eas
asked :
aOhg / feel missrable,n be rsplied.
IL appears TO exhaust you 70 Rsa
washed
III / onls had dsiak Of whisky /
weuid seeI all right" be replied. and
shsn be shigeged With removed energy.
and Leaked pafhetieallY at he men Whe
dad scrubbed aim. His teeth ehatiered
and bis knees struck ZACH other a. u De
had she aana. The1e vas no make be-
liese il bis eonduct. Pat really vas .
miserable old man. ff the jail physi-
elan allowed Il, Pat likely got some
whisky later On.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

THs CAnuApR.-This Steamer whleh
vsii mAks be- trial trip early n tie
ussk. aadsrvsni q ss-adDeasasslsna
yeal1RdAy, he wafk being dona b
D1pu1y OoiiRcios Erank Il. WtunlaW.
hAr dimenAieaa weRs foand 10 Ne a.
RollaWas Registered lSnesh. 3As fest
llgl1sared heondlh, Is fusai Registered
d1o1A, ~ TEST 0Eow tnnnaRn. tfeE1
teaA Her 90 tonnaze hefnre 80 uaa
lsn1iheaea uNs soe9 tens.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

We have Just received 9 small los Of
extra 6ne kaEbank seedlings, superior
70 anything ret In he maFkst. ShaEI
~ s,Ed vos ssekf Anssosr sooa. HAEKz
a Wnzanzs lsadinR REoesEs. 6l2 Front
aaEnAt. OIL 9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

BERp n VIOronrA.-Ths employees 81
The onssn City boiler works yesterday
struck work In consequences Of ths SD.
denoe Of Alfred Barb, with 5000 Of the
funds Of The oonosEn - stated IN YES
teEday'u PogT- ImxMExxanncKR, and the
monsy f0f their wages not being forth
coming. An arFnnRsmsui Wns made b
uhich Tbs money uas placed e the is
posal q she assianss and the nnen Re-.
samed woFk. BsFb haa been heard
from IN Victoria B. o., whsse be hal
taken up his abode with the funds Of
the conceEn. His Wis eth remains ID
Seattle where be has lsfa her withoal
any notice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Anaisa SOD etntismen hAsing easl-aA
eleah1ra 3 ttsposs e. va Dc WI -
eali O. 4 i. h1itA naeiioneer and -
end hand dealer. enrnaf beeeo4 sid
cssnmbza sIrsels oelm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

TEE Exxn1nkzn BcnccE BxoeM.-The
work Of grading Ne Syndicate Sehool
Block. near Jaokson street.. vas eoua-
plstsd On Friday nftsFnoon end he sn-
gineex, Mr.. James 3. HoRR, made hia
dual nessnFsmanis ne ssms spanlna.
Thars waEs IN IA 1o.TIB cubic yards Of
earth ard o91A onbio yaxHs OF osment o.
n al "a so yards q material moved,
uhish, e he oonsrnoi prics q g eanfs
for eaxah and 80 esnts for coEnsnt.
amoantea 10 e8651 30 The esfimaaa
Was psAesd in the hands Of MF. H. @
6truvs yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Rsmogal Sais--AII wool, scarlet knit
shiTts and drawers exc each. 3
snIs. Toklas 3 einRerman. oels
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

estun ds,s 80 Ne zhEp nesai Aiiss.
GADanin Flesohes. snziad frpm LissEpoel
fun HGIf1s wish 1851 tems 1f E4ilEna1
nsssrias fsF sks Es1stEss L1hs Ehose Z
E1staEn RaEIusy conpnEs. T1e kgyal
Alsea i 80 A No. ! sAip. e iie suns
Ihs ship Gaze Verde, oapt. liilshslk
Il nuw 81 aays ouf frDm Mnrypost. A19
lard. hm8ss1 wfah SC tona o. steNi
Faiie frnna tka Nos Bar Hematlse Isun
and n1istl Company,s wsFkA lcl -
Esatlis. Tsska ehoss q EssssEn Railway
Ia 1.nerisnn shin Iessph spinnsy .
nuw f8s days ca fssm x&vegpeoi faE
seattle, vita I'D tana q fniifead
material far to Gsastla, Aake Shore ;
Bas,1Eu and the Seattle 4 We1t Ooast
k4IluaFs. SIS spEnna ieak and IL
zn1eRRflna FapaifS a OalIao-
Tho EaNa Fsrda may be expeeee1
hare shy tine af1sr fhe middle of No
semosE; The Sossph Epinneg about he
IL 81 5anaarg, and tie Royal Alise IN
march oE April Of next yeaF.
The 0sattle q West 0eaal and he
Seattle. L2ks Hhozs a Eastern Ratlw0Y
Companies viii have rs miles Of Foad
fnow undar canfrnci.1 upon whl1h %
use thn rails and material on beard
these three shipa. Ihe 7lo9 tons of
rails alloat and ca The uaF b Seatkis
viii eouaplsie iha road 10 TIE summit Of
he UnBende n1cunaaina, sud also TIE
Eosd 70 Hnohamrsh OitY.
Royal Alice, out Z days ...s.. 1851 tors
Caps Verde 81 .......150o
8Tlnuey = 10S ..-...2750
1otai ....--s-.-... ss.s.,t1pt ton9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

sale. salel 6alsl eala e ana SILK
psushes. Tuo Iola, ioe /, 80 ptsoss e.
SO: iot Z. $50 pieces e sLo9
aca9 Gil CLAAnr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Meas saarlss uassino undertakes and
drawers, $l.25 9 suit; Toklas 4 singef-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

pInahea for the mlllion. Every eoloE.
Sale ihia week; 80 per cent. lem Than
nsnak rates. GaRszzR CEmAHx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Nnu Tear. O. 1a-Ths stoca zaxhsE -
aay "a aalf md tnms nIme4 fgom the opAn-
tar 10 akn ciaaa Thera w1rs fGu orders -
haY and tha opaEnaoEB feR Q d<eiins wsE8 Bsf
inrllnad 10 tRN3a 10 q WaeA TnMeEE extSn4
FtsEa 49, anEe Hltla Wpp1F4 given - -
saEly daailngA but tAa tn1sE1neS e . gts<n
msr tAa prtana nnA ne NaE4hezn RaEsAe an6
0nnRsn G1sz1m. belna ignana wslhemt MappnEs.
wuHR faEeaf GewB balsw Is laznNtn3GF e ~
Hr1 EENgytAtnG wikhout eEe1ptlcn. b towaE
annigAf an1 0reNnn NaTiWstN1 b avn ~
Hnrlknn P1cias rEeiszre1 II. oENE1l 4EN1a
cou1lnezkzs - Laks Liz sn9 W1g1.R1s -.
as.rsA. II.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23
Hruuxa

AmsEicas Exprs@ Iosh, oszAda R.eiass1k,
csna6a ssslAsrn ~, kaskn4sna ~. Krls
SsA, Taxa sknne a9A. LeuaEFilia @. Mtehiazn
CRnfRzl So, KMnMa. Texas q Rnn1nr nv,
ordrur 1mpsuEHmsna 81. o. rani f2A. pniiea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Bsttom prizes e cur removal saIs; 10
gross Of bat5ons 81 10 per don. Iokiaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Boys clothing ct rednoed prices ak
oar great rsm0Fal sale. special bar
gains every day. Toklas u BinRorman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

PummANp. OF H-asessg,a enzzng -
uasf tuunzy-gs1R 1oura i1ranf. 1ozH els
shsn1. ISL 49, e.mr, sc - haFlsy. - ais
aaia. &n go hEal. 81 60 Uia,N11. - -
onnsnn1 - Ia ps.11psss q aEH cEtznA 81
irwil, ASS 10 AaBn. 4 ezzs AmF. ~ ana4is. Il
hn4M
#hnsk- AlasaF fs1li1a zeHone snt - EnEa
= aet1sl1g, N4H T4k 90 C1tr9Es c,rs8 slzn1
klrkar. ~ Fi1n<ases tHy9 nsnslz nal4lsxEp.
Iscn1s J. thnra b nnma sEGnzM 1slnT q -
rEisss - sasEr - nten rrns iazalEs zzpes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Removal sals.--Menss soeks e Sc
pair for Monday and Wednesday. Tok-
las 4 6inGsEman. oels
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Cash W. credit, q. @. srAnTuP & o.,
erocsrs Third and epEina. selt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

sAro.1 ~ wsn. wsaA lasn aIsseassas -
m1szn y Fz11k iaallE1A -
Est.anss- zanllS snT suse~ss m ~ 80
- is..l $3.50 :. ne -.
en- tl1 D7zz1lfzA
.sesaLalE ml.a seA.I, %. = -
eaTEs-&n n4v1nce 141xPagsx4 Xesi11a.H
~ AnWfean s41n<Es n3Bznc&d eEzcla 1a.t =
60. ~ = 5 f1o1gG - caAnEri4 - ~
AN rlAnsuuco nzzznn.
4xn fnAxcnn. o. M-Rnnrr ls1l
3 40 cll4 NnNF iAoN0 q sno&s. hNf1aF S6
sil1 co.'s 80 Ella psEatees 500 80
Nke.--IheE1 y ter1EM ~ h-2t.r 1919
= cz.ssss.l. .1llli.E - - - H.zssz.
oseg.n ss2al1.9 = = - on1es ca.,.aze.s
1hlrP1n7 Is g. IIf zz&, MNAnR n -
] 1l8, N9AsF 0gaVnn q U81 WM. lAe71z Ar
N4Ey eAnise 0p1lgma epHnNa akmnxs Morn
- salss uNfes ieo t1ns eAx9 xeeE = y =.
5 ~. "a ~ q - 4 s. q 81 sissssss
call - knas hs1ss ssassn - = q go sc
sozs :, q -. ioo tons s q ~. nd -
1asisy-F1ru, ewing % MA rssslpss pa,
NV ds1N. No. ! tsea. "A aEsaHe. Nsnasa1lT
ssl4 e - lzil1s nEaEa. opticna cR1ns9 -
ysr Z sc. ssii1 yssr : S,ls eisssaI
sss.eaE hzy.E ...san = mta bs5sR ~ =
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Removal sale Of hats and Rent9 fur
nishine goods. Toklas q SingeRman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

CnnAae. Oct 2A--cu1als- RsuuiphA 9aan
aAaadg, sAlRpfng steers 81 0001 o. ln1DcR-
en- and leedeEs g IxBS 70, 1exns cattle
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Every espsstmeni boomIna With bar
eains 81 cur Rrsat removal sale. Ioklas
a HinReEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Your orders viii Be called fOE. give ~
z trial, @ q. STAKruP 4 CO., grocer
RhiFd an Sprinr. ssl4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Finishes nesElg alvsn cray this gssk
a ChssIsr Ueafy. oc25
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

70 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Hose at 12sc per pair
$40 Chldrens Real English Derby Rib Hose reduced
to 26 cents per pair
$50 Ladies' British Cotton Hose regular 5Ocent goods
for 26 cents per pair.
Ladies' Vest and Pants 26 cents each 80 cents per suit
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-02-11

The two wings of the democratic
party are as far apart as ever on the
question of tariff reform. The pro-
tectionist faction, led by Randall, has
III preparation bill abolishing the
internal revenue duties on tobacco aud
fruit brandits, and placing a large
number of really unimportant articles
upon the free list. The object in re-
moving the tax from tobacco is to re-
duce the surplus in the treasury with
out affecting the highly protected ar
ticles used in every day life., or in
other words without benefiting the
masses. The other wing led by Car
Isle, say that tobacco and brandy can
stand taxation better that any other
articles on the calendar, and that they
will agree to no bill which does not
place lumber, fish, salt, wool, iron etc.
on the free LIST. In about twenty In
stances the Randall bill increases in-
stead Of decreases the duties. The
probabilities are that no really import
ant tariff legislation will be enacted
this winter, but, nevertheless, the DEM
ocratic party will continue to claim to
be the only simon-pure champion Of
tariff and other reforms for which the
country is crying.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-02-11
The interstate commerce bill is

The interstate commerce bill is
now law, having received the approx
al of the president last Friday. 1t is
without doubt the most. important
piece of legislation INDUCED in by con-
gress for several years. The under
taking, that of regulating the immense
railroad business of the country, is
stupendous, but can be easily accomp-
lished if the right kind of commission
ers are appointed. With an upright
commission, possessed of fair amount
of backbone, the law will work i'm
meuse relief to local business men
and producers. 1t will not allow a
railroad company to charge moro for
a shorter than for longer haul; for
instance, it will not allow railroad
to charge more or the same for hauling
freight from Chicago to Lacrosse than
Chicago to st. Paul, as it now does, to
the exclusion of jobbing houses at La
Crosse. If for nc other reason we
love it for the enemies it has made,
It's opponents are two thirds of the
millionaires and all monopohsts in the
country.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-02-11

IL is unfortunate that the severe
weather of the present winter has pre-
vented the many of the farmers al
liances throughout the country from
holding regular sessions. These IN
stitutions should not be abandoned or
neglected, as they must work great
good to the farming community when
they are carried on in legitimate
manner. This is the season when
farmers can most profitable exchange
views in regard to growing and mark
citing crops and impart much other M
formation that must prove mutually
entertaining and instructive, just now.
too, when the legislature is in session,
it is important that farmers should
formulate their grievances and make
a united effort toward their amelio-
ration. The legislature is the only
true avenue of reform and the oppor-
tunity will not occur again for two
years. We have every confidence that
much reformatory legislation will be
passed this winter, but just the same
it bebooses those with grievances to
see to it that their burdens are light
ened, or at least that they are heard
in their own behalf.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-02-11

THE Evening Journal, Of Minna-
apolis, publishes daily in CONDENSED
form the proceedings Of the legislature
now in session at Bismarck saelsc
hours earlier than any PAPER IN tie.
northwest, and its market reports ars
carefully and correctly compiled eaca
day up tothe time of going TO press.